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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-01
SATURAY, Oct. 1, 1887.
Nothing stays the relentless

Nothing stays the relentless
scythe of time. The great gun
maker, Krupp, often used to
say. MAN will only find rest
after the soul is freed from the
body" Nevertheless he endeay-
ored to abide a longer on little
this earth. A few hours before
his death he said to his physi-
cian:l 'sMy Dear Doctor, pro
long my life for ten years more
and ! will gladly give you a
million dollars. But unlike
King Ezechias, his wish was not
gratified. Life and death may
be quite Indifferent things.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-01
Gents and Boys Suits
BOOTS and SHOES,
Without Regard to Cost

Ladies Dress-Good from 8 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Lrocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and FIannels at reduced,
prices.
Gents, Ladies ands Chilrens
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen handkerchief, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White. Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 39c worth 75c.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth 60c.
Splendid line of ladies' Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
Drices TO suit The times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
noV4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-01

OINGLE, Double Teams and Saddle
- Horses TO hire, by the no +, da or
week. Open and Close Carriages, Single
and Double Phatons, Jaggers, Top and
No-Top Buggies, all at r5a sonable ratas;
fine carriages for visiting and pleasure.
Drivers in hAery. if desired, Pony
Ph@tons, with quiet and gentle horses
suitable for ladies and children. Special
rates made with families. Particular at
tention TO horses on livery. Baggage
called for and delivered to all parts Of the
city. Funerals attended to at short notice
All orders promptly attended to.
JAS. III. VANSANT,
Proprietor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-01
JEEAIMEAIs-ca0 kaaiA 81. gvu 81. So ShsBI. g

HARRIS REMEDY CO., NO CMEMsrs,
eO6k y, Tenth etreet, 81. LOUIS. 70.
vslaI Of our Appliances Ask Sog TeFTnel
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Tho Texas House of Representatives
is engaged in ridirnlol. contest with
one II. :. Garfield. II correspondent OF
thc san Antonio EcpreSS who wrote
some rather spicy letters concerning
".hc habits and personal appearance
of the members. naming nonr OF them
.pcrially, hu, describing them rnller'
lively rs II rather nneninly ana IN
,lcaulv hody" For this offence Can-
field was. by resolution, expelled from
thc lrgisla'iv" hail. notwithstanding
which, in the exercise Of his rights us
citizen, be- entered the lobby ana
wa. rejected by the Srrarnnt-ai af'n'
iy direction Of the Sieakc'. Tan
frld then made n barge OF us
sauil against the Srrakcr and the sr''
gcaut ,t.arms before Il justice OF the
-earc, and they were both arrested.
The House then proceeded against Can
ticLi. the officer who issued the war
Of arrest. aud the deputy sheriff
who served il. on n charge of con-
,ruut. III, %iuslic" and the deputy
were bot, di,rhargrd. hut Garfield
Wa, imprisoned Tor Forty eight hc"rs,
-(lnriun.
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Married

At ~. y. &. boty~, he brides e.,
'oer i" Shncualak, on "Wednesday c,i
H'Ga' N'r'h 5uth, Me W. Ii. Aynrn.
SON Ia Miss lucIE .orY, Rev :. NJ
Stone officiating,
We Anderson is a son OF l. l. An.
e'''u' ct the firm al Nanp & Audcr-
>o' I'" il, also the Sc. dor partner Of
~. Nrl nf inl.r,on < j,ar. at Can
''a Mis-, His bride i, Il recent srsdu-
me Cd >huWaIak Fcual Cnllcgr. cnn
O'n'as intelligence, beauty and nubic-
ness al e%a,rlrrcr.
""' .'' blessing Of God be upon them,
Nay ihe sun Of Glory shine round them,
MY The a., Of plenty, honor and Aappi.
RcsN re open to them. 5.
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BrOOksviile

h@' ..nirrG;- S'vrrnl name, have
oeN suggested Trough TIE Beacon
- par G. suitable for Representatives,
'''a H'NIhor county. We here s,le
2'>' IA" name oi CAPT. W. u. lie'm OF
u or>S'ii a.. an, Altogether spiti' IT,
tor Vat Pc llon ana many ,lle Ms
i''"'S Hnu CeS,i3 to have lum repre-
sem u" interest ri oar county in the
ueNi legislature. El i u aan Of deep
toltlci onS, rlcar-cut IDEAS. aud leri-
N'ou OF character. 4. siUheut Of ia.ia
p'N fence, he understands the conai-
'Ioh "i our country and recognize,
the needed legislation. He takes the
proper view OF Our free pablo schools.
Ills identity with our farming iu,cr-
est, hoig with mis- brond views Tor
the general good makes him the safe
guard for all. He is the righl mar Tor
the place. Ell.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Mr.. EOlroR: How would j, do Va
have a Citizens ficScl for Mayor?
fhr!c il quite a number orour towns.
r,en who would Ike 10 see MIR. .,ocob
Fascr anncun'c himself anl he wcod
inter Oh the race with 4 good pros.
pert for election he Aq7 served 5r,
tore So ttmo when We need 1t a..
rjgnt Kind ot a man tor The otfcc, and
would he TIE risil man IN The rioht
p'nc" ii The present time
Ron md JAKE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
ARE YOU NERVOUS?

ar do yon suffer from irAcscrihahle feel.
ings, 10th mental and physlcaly Have You
ovrrworked. or from other cause. become
lebilitstod! Do YOU lack ambition,
strength and ~yilali,y from ASY CArssy IL
40 afflicted. or II YOU are troubled with dis
ease OF any nature. send y stif-ndlressc,l
stamped envelope. with les ription oiease.
for Eau information CONCERNING Prof. Grr-
tis' COCAINE TREATNfEST." ~ ~ cn-
dorscd nv ths clergy, the tross, The medi.
cal profession and all Intelligent yer, ons
who have iryesiipa tyd Its merits, a 81
Trcatmpat delivered tree to ono person Ia
every town. Givs brtt express and most
ofioc address, mud slrtrs~ 10 CENTS to cover
chsrg y. h3xfng and delivering. In order
Ia. A. fcFIreatmenf :'1sn Address Cur.
~, v~ye,i8 CO.. 6jtfing Ricck.
Syraru~e. y. Y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Hurrah Ter sam Murray, He heads
the list a. a candidate for tic Chict
Executive Office of The cauniy. and il
Sans fricnda will work AS hard for
him rs he has for them, lie will pull
through by n large majority, III be.
licves that true aud pure dcmocrlrv
accords every GOOD convention man
chance, nul his friends want to rotate
him iato Office.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

AN ACT to Regulate the Practice OF
medicine IN The State Of Mississippi,
SECTION l.. BE it enacted by the
Legislature OF The State of Mississippi.
That 10 person shall practice medIc,nr
III the state of Mississippi. unlrs> nc
shall hay" received IA LICENSE to prar-
lice, amt have c4lSlcrrd The sane ~
j., hereinafter pro- ldrd in This act.
SEQ. g. lie II further enacted. tna,
in a>c& "toyolatle' endorsement j.
given The application, IA" STATE Board
of I@i"lill, through .lrIr SECRETARY,
.nalI forward at on"". +, tIc applicant,
a 'ircnsc 10 prt:liu rvCi'ine III 81"
State OF Miss >sippi, ana such license
shall hrar upoD its lace all ''c state
mpnis tIH app"t!r up"n the appItca
iipu. and auail be >ignrd hl the Scrrr.
;try ani seated Ai,h the seal OF the
>lu,c Board Of Health.
SEQ. It.. Be il farther cnlrt"d, That
every person holln ~ licon>rto Drar.
ticc mriici !" >htitI huve a transc.ini of
the Snil.r rtCurt,ci in the office ut II c
circuit ciprk ut ilp county u WtCril
hc rr.'d,>..n book kent for that pur.
puse. and lhc circuit RI rk shall attach
10 .aid iiccssc, hlS certificate ii record,
and lbr clerk sbat,'bh rutil,rl 10 "A fee
81 ul.G collar ard tttr.tcUrs, to hc
nu;l IL, tbr ,sitrirpr,in,n.
nc. II. BE il !iIrthcr enacted, Thur
If l,rptssbc no: presented for rCco d
within thirty da,S from il, date. the
l,r2t,p small be void and If no effect.
%Fn r.. 81 it ttrthcr cuaric !. That
wtau A licensed praetianpr et mrli
rcun cl5ura. ais ,~siicurc into ar"uN
+. ut,or rnan i.al IN which his llcru.t
IS i,cG, lra, said Incense mn>, hc re-.
n,l.t II II tir>, u, the office Of lht
rj.cu,t .lc,, u3 IT,? r,lnty ID wbi'lr
hr intends IN rrs.ia. before he cnl en-,
,n,.r IN .lr T., rpcr q. medicine n hi,
nrv iura,iou. qc,rllita,o Of which re-
ror,I shah be- Furnished bv the ,ir"u'
,.inrt ,n nr SECRETARY ut the Stat,
Road n l,onl,h. Tor which >cryirc
,ho ,,p,t sh,li hn entitled to :, tee o
Ann 1olI,r ,nL >iyty ,rnt..
s,r "a r.. il further enacted, Tina
on, uhy.icious living in other states
Tho horJcrs Of The STATE If Miss
issin,,i ,umcr,l in The praclice o
n.dnrine whose practice extends int,
,rrn sta,r 81 Nis>i..ippi. max ct,iai,
! i;rrn.. to nyacljrr in this State IN ia
same manner AS is required of resi-
dnni nhysirinn.. said licenses to be re
r,rdcl in ,ho o0irr o(lhc clerk, OF lii
';r,',,' rnnr,. in the county ar cour
ia. !, Which ,hcy ornr,irc in hi
u,.,,,nd ,his mel, shall not b.. con
r,,.I ."astn nrry,nt ph, sicinns o
s'.'r,ans fran, othnr SIntrs from trca,
~, ca'n. in i,;. Stale. in chs q
r'a ,lar ,ir"n,intcs in nh. state.
r'S"l"' ~, !, ,rr,hnr eu,rlod Tn,
on. n,rsin;,n now nr,rIiripg med
R,i S,n,o NJ Wi.s;ssinni. .hoI
cn'o IL I his ,i,"r.o william, nm rxomt
WIN, ~ ou,,;6r,iion, from III
",."" an ~ iiIna,,h thr,,.h ,hci
S'".r nu"," ,n"i;co,io. tnr sur
| license nccom nuuird hy a fee Of IT,
ic'"e'' ",'""'t""''
cents. 80,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
Abused Wives,

| Or maiden ladies suffering from ANY
! FORM of female complaint, sick or nervous
headache. liver Of idncy troubles, can be
restored 10 perfect health by Prof. curtis
..lOXONE TREATMENT" which Is the
greatest boon fol womrn ever discovered.
Ii makes no difference what you have TAX.
en-. or who has failed to c,lre you. one trial
of this Treatment Will always convince an
entire community. The more desperate
The ease. tie more convincing are its merits.
During the next thirty days one - Treat.
mcrt will be Delivered to any lady in the
United States FRFE, who sends both en-
press and pnstofice address, and 20 cents to
cover charges. boxing and delivery. In or
dcring ask for Treatment "a Address,
Cur,i. EozoDe Co.. Nieting Block,
|. syracuse, y. y,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Mrs. ,,cnue,s Mlller. at dress reform
rcnown. viii confer \ great frvor on
humanity If she will invent y pc 'ket
FIR \ woman's Skirt w"lth .rnn W
f,uu,l hy the average hnsos"' w!,sn
tho dfes.i, hanc'a ~ nih"'la:'', "'h'
IN, Iasn,ns hfr ,gis CIV. r'rs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
Money to Loan.

IN anv sum OH improved farm lands IN
Noxubee aud Winston, At ten 10 per cen
pcr anul,m straight. No commission OF
deductions, five or seven years Applicant
pays for recording only.
Mch. %. dOHN ~ ihH'"'""'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Mr.. i. \. Nicholson comes in froiil
tho west side this week as a eau
aidp,e for reelection to the Lower
House of the Legislature. Mr.. \
himself SAYS, II know am no speaker
but when questions arise affecting the
interests Of my constituents, | know
how and whcn to oppose or favor as
the case may be- The man who has
a knowledge of men and measures 'i"'
the prime requisites of u legislator
and VIC suppose Mr., Ms experience
should help 10 make him an 'ya''a' G
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Mrs. S;oncr'S complete limo of
Sprin" Millinery has arrived. Please
c1li md inspect.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Wca,horlord x owan have opened
4 photograph tent here for Il few
week.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
CORN.

Shclicd az in the rsr Tor sale. CONT
! willie the roads are good.
l. l., ". MADISON.
| MCh 70. hccrhro"h, MISE.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
Balance on hand school Fund March 18th g.
Total Amount or hand March 10, u

10 the Hoaorobe Board Of VrBor anil dhiermeR:
The rpi rriynnI Finance Committee be- leave hr report that We havoc carefully exam
h.i rr fr,r statement and lind the same in ALT things correctly sttet' We ih
tbr r,ort that vr fd that al warrants have been paid and canc'Heic except 7c'oo
warrant 80. ISL Tor the sum Of 5000, which has not been presented.
pmprrtnhu, submitted, j. ". PATTY, JRr
,, Y- (. II. II \RTiSON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Capt. II. a. kincAnnon has now one
of the most attractive and well APP
pointed residences in town. -Trpelo
LnnrnnL.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

I viii psatgrc cattle at if,y cents = heat
per month. y,x
Meh. 20. u
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Rev. Mr.. Clayton viii preach at the
School House in Mu,hulNv:llc Monday
night April nth.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
Permanent Employment

VIII he given to 4 capable aud rSii-
able lady canyas-cr residing IN tins
place. No investment required. Goods
,clI ~ the wear round. Reference
nrcc,.Nyv Writcto j. 3 HJllNI
co, IA Mouror street. Chicago ILL.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Mr. T. p. llu9Iics is announced ss
IA candidate tuf he Office o. Trcasutc..
He has been cripple for years, bat,
nevertheless, has always been aIlr to
get 10 the polls sud vote the ticket
without a scratch. An! we have no
doub, be would he iust IS faithful in
the discharge of his duties as a pubic
officer. His claims should hc c0nsid.
nrnh
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Mrs, Ellison has movca in The lnr--
north Of llarrisou'S store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
o Jersey sfeifcr'

kat I will sell ut give away prices "''
sell on time II good paper can be iufl'sheu'
n. SCALES.
March "a, ~. ErooksN''ci "''''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Can At the tent and get Your photo
graph made
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
LOOK! LOOK

q Choicely Bred Jersey buiis
,ho, 7 will sell cheap, or trade for nstife
cow. or beef cattle.
also hate
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WEATmHnh-w,x

Pictures made in c oudy a. well nc
weather nv
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

The predicted cold wave reached
us last Monday morning, aud the day
a. q fair wiltrv one. A signal station
here would have warned us in time 10
take precautions for the safety Of ten
der vegetables at least. Fortunately,
however, il was quite dry. and H."
frost not as damaging MS II might have
been.
The SIN calls attention Of si9ners OF
whiscv petitions to an article ~ that
paper, ard we are requested by some
o said sigicrs to say that people who
have vulnerable records a. 10 the use
or abuse ofliquors, should be very cir
cumspcct in their remarks about Ii"
conduct of other people.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
For Sale.

A Yoke of oxen. Apply at once to
Mich. 20. KALLS * BRO.
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sHrRIff,.

s,elto announce
[yle. MURRAY -,
|. ,ac oaics s''riif 'n''
,,,be ppmocra,ic party,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02
kI9risuHEE.

(sal to announce
&c FAINT,
brlle office Of Treasurer,
ption Of the Democratic
eli 70 GnneGncc
L. BQGnEs>
kMtht Office Of Treasurer,
|al.lG Of the Democratic
Fid 70 sEooNncc
I'D HODGES
N The OAce Of Treasurer,
EEticn Of the De .0cratic
Eloi, e announce
tp RICHES
tar he oii3e Of IRE surcr.
litlgg Of H,t Democratic:
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f T. SIMPSON.

E,.'O'' ''n tell big tales
''a'cr' do iu the way
|,,,, WI Winston has u
h.. V''''rn Years old.
|,yr'c''' TINT hpars of
N, "Ac morsing las,
Ecl,biers u, one
h "cfaget niuctceu
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!, ,SsESsDN'

Eartto announce
|l.DASTzIEA
La, the office of Assessor
Alan Of the Democratic par
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

FINANCIAL STATEMENT, GOWN OF MA1QN..
MAcUy, Miss, MARCH 18Th, 1877.
ID The HmS Board Of Wayor md aldermen:
/ herewith submit ut following ibmized account Of re
ant disbursements franz March 18th. 1886 to date Respectfully.
r. HAUENSTEIN, Treasurer
From March l6h Iss3. 10 Nay 9rd 1886.
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49, March IS, 1887.
s :, 'esa yon a sreci.
ata ny Masters Johnnie
s',c from the river Hun
.nse'is Co, Ala. There
~, The edge Of which
nrlace of the bluff. and
|, " deeper il'rcnctralcs
il'S'r it gels VIVA, |
as,lrom one tolwo inch.
rs "a, OF strata not yet as
~ il coal because il
'0ur. truly.
u J.. TwIrn,r
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!D MAYOR.


-lCd 70 a%rGouHcc y
candidate for the office
|sacn
|Mtef 70 aDN0uHcc
siEEAar
@ tie office vi Hsyor.
n's'n anhouacc
Ar DENT
No. ii" o1'icn ot Mayer.
aIAN5HALD
''ed 70 ann ajrrc
iRD PARE Esl
EA'tbc o,icc Of Marshal.
qi }'1arnaUHce
Is SCOTT
io' The o.ncc of Mar.
|HInd ~'nannopncs
81, HOLT
for The Office Of Mar.
fici to Gnnounre
EN,A BAKER
Tor the office of Mar.
lei p announce
w. WELLS
The ohlco Of Marshal.
E9l'cd and enlarged BY
Iu'afRFoRp \ SWAN.
kALa. Nar,y, uc 200,
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csA'AR, March 80. 1887.

"''cn ~, 1851.
sH"qnalak i. On a
,pec,lnens of iron orc
mites cast IN j. f.
'"'0 Eve miles west of
,sa Quantities. togeth.
|,' S'' \ fine qualify OF
W q. -four. =" "''
W. y, SIMPSON.
o'9r correspondent
FS%''1'y hno quality Of
l'sni'c is not very
"du"i be utilized Tor
gse that VIC know Of.
Y" tho N. & T. r. Il,
L',@> tie, lnnk of INC
t,..rp W. 'a'"''' OF Bopoe
vas accurately run,
ts." health and snir.
arross the river was
ks,.a on Monday.
INDIAN vERMI.
ME a, and easily ad.
IN %i !, and will give
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

Eiri TO announce
Egls SHELTON
b, tle office al Assessor,
,ajou Of The Democratic
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La, the offcc Of Assessor,
I,,sop orthe Democratic par
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l.,lioa ;, til Le,i''
y NJ ,.tion OF lh' D'u'''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-04-02

tsl.d to ,apnoanco
tr HOPKINS
M ,he Office OF Assessor,
NAN Of the Democratic par
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Prof. GeoDiS0a,
THE
INDIAN MED
iciaE HAN.
INDIAN OIL BALM
A certain sure FOR all ACHES and rA'Ns

INDIAN uLoaD ELsxsH
1, the best specific for all BLOOD roiscs'
KIDNEY aud LIVER c0MrLAiNio' ~
benefit, no pay. prof, Geodison can W
consultcd Free At 'i4 INDIAN "r'" a."
on vain stree, a, ref',is tho virtues Of nv
ND n NJ.
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Good Pasture.

March "a, 's'
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Balance on hanl May -. $50 ...............
Tm'ipn OF Pupils from County, school No l....
Tuition of Pupils from ronu,y. School No, ...
STATE, pstribuljvc Fund for July.... ......,,..,
School Tax ......,.... &C.. ...,...,r' .,''.'
Delinquent Polls ... ......."". ...........
Polls 1856 ..,... ..,.....,,. .,.....,.....,..
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-12-05
PRICES ALWAYS IN PLAIN FIGURES.
~Pettis, BaSsett&Co
LlQUOR-SELLING ON SUNDAY.
The Precautions Taken By Saloon Keepers to
Guard Against the Police.

The few saloon keepers who seem to find
pleasure and profit in continually violating the
law by selling liquor secretly on Sunday were
30 closely watched by the police yesterday that
they did not do much business Several officers
were out in citizens dress, and kept the viola
tors under close surveillance But two arrests
were made, and both were by patrolman
Weirick. the new man who is yet unknown to
many of the IQuor-sellers. Early in the morn
ing he was permitted to pass the guard at Jacob
st reichers place, on Fort Wayne avenue, and
found several men drinking at the bar. Mr..
Streicher. who was dealing out the drinks HIM
SELF was arrested, and gave bond for his APP
pearance before the Mayor this morning. Late
In the day Weirick was passed into the Sherman
House bar and finding the drinks being handed
out. took into custody John ~ Magil1. the bar
tender Attempts were made to get into other
places where there outside evidence that
business was being done, but the precautions
taken to Pc -ent arrest barred him ont Several
down town places have provided their regular
customers with admission tickets. and only
those holding them can pass in to the bar. At
other saloons different precautions have been
taken, which makes it impossible for anyone but
regular customers TO get on the inside. Super
intendent Travis has hopes of breaking up tina t
class of houses after the next grand jury meets
IN January. Experience has shown that it is
useless to send witness before the present jury.
but the names of patrons of such places are
being secured and they will be given a chance
20 tell what they know when the new jury
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O'CONNOR AND ESMONDE.
Arrangements for the Masonic Hall Home
Rule Demonstration To Night.

A. large and enthusiastic meeting of Home
rulers held at Masonic Hall yesterday after
roon to complete arrangements for the recep-
ton OF Messrs. OConnor and Esmonde These
gentlemen will probably arrive in the city about
noon, and will be met at the depot by
committee. At o'clock in the evening the
Emmett Guards will meet at their armory, and in
to the Grand Hotel where they will meet the
distinguished visitors and escort them to Ma
sonic Hall, the line of march being east on Ma
ryland street to Meridian, thence north TO
Washington. and thence west on Washington 80
the hall where they will be met by Governor
Gray and number OF prominent gentlemen
who have accepted invitations to act as vice.
presidents.
O'Connor and Esmonde are possibly less
known among the Instantaneous than many
other members Of the National party. Mr..
of his party. He is described as having a
minute acquaintance with public business, read
mess OF resource in promiscuous mat
ters and an unfaling fund of precise
and comprehensive detail Of information. He
is calm firm and forcible in speaking, and
although generally having notes at his command
seldom uses them except IN giving statistics
His countrymen think he is tae best man that
IS been sent to the United States to give gen
sIal and exact information upon every practical
phase of the home-roe question. Sir Thomas
of Henry Grattan, is twenty-five years OF age,
with frank and manly address. He has been
modest in the affairs of the party. but great
deal is expected of him in the future, as he
makes speeches that delight popular asse mblies.
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This Weeks Amusements.

The famous Dunlap Opera Company. an or
ganization of forty well known operate artists
who were selected and drilled by Colonel bic Caul
will appear at the Grand tonight, tomorrow
night and Wednesday matinee in Mlockers
success, '.Tne Back Hussar." which has the
reputation of being the most entertaining comic
opera before the public. On Wednesday night
Audran's new work, Indiana" will be given.
The company is very highly spoken Of Fol-
lowing them at the Grand for the rest of the
week will be j. K. Emmett in "Fritz. Our
Cousin German"
Shelter s. BIakely's big speciality company, OF
which Miss Hilda Thomas, of this city. is one of
the attractions. will be at English's ton morrow,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Twenty
of the best speciality people in the profession
with this company.
The attraction at the Museum all this week,
opening this afternoon, will be the English
nelodrama Thrown Upon the World" drama
tized by Rufus Scott from Charles ReaGes
Never Too Late to Mend" Mr.. Scott is the
leading member of the cast. aud the piece will
be given with various sensational effects.